Identification of ions Flashcards

1
Q

A flame test can be used to…

A

identify positive ions.

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2
Q

Lithium

A

crimson

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3
Q

Sodium

A

yellow

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4
Q

Potassium

A

lilac

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5
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Calcium

A

red

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6
Q

Barium

A

green

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7
Q

Reaction with…

A

sodium hydroxide can help us to identify some positive ions.

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8
Q

What ions can be identified using sodium hydroxide?

A
  • aluminium
  • magnesium
  • calcium
  • copper (ll)
  • iron (ll)
  • iron (lll)
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9
Q

Aluminium, magnesium and calcium reacting with sodium hydroxide form…

A

white precipitate.

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10
Q

To identify aluminium precipitate…

A

we add an excess of sodium hydroxide and the white precipitate will dissolve.

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11
Q

Copper (ll)

A

Form blue precipitate

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12
Q

Iron (ll)

A

Form green precipitate

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13
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Iron (lll)

A

Form brown precipitate.

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14
Q

Magnesium in a flame test

A

Has no colour.

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15
Q

Carbonate and dilute acid produces

A

carbon dioxide which creates a white precipitate in lime water, turning it cloudy.

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16
Q

Test for halide ions

A
  • add dilute nitric acid to the sample
  • add dilute silver nitrate solution
  • halide ions will produce a coloured precipitate
17
Q

Chloride ions

A

White precipitate

18
Q

Bromide ions

A

Cream precipitate

19
Q

Iodide ions

A

Yellow precipitate

20
Q

Test for sulfates

A
  • add dilute hydrochloric acid or nitric acid
  • add barium chloride solution
  • sulfate ions form a white precipitate
21
Q

Why is imporatant to first add hydrochloric or nitric acid?

A

This removes carbonate ions that would form a precipitate with barium ions.

22
Q

The white precipitate in a test for sulfates is…

A

insoluble salt barium sulfate BaSO4